the ignitor button I presently have is a rectangular push down button. Will the 7509 work? The 7509 seems to be a circular push button
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Yes, it will. The igniter button fits underneath your rectangular one. Just follow the easy installation instructions. My grill is at least 18 years old and it worked perfectly on it.
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I bought this part after checking the following sitehttp://www.homedepot.com/p/Weber-Igniter-Kit-7509/100658760?keyword=7509+Igniter#specificationsIt worked fine on my geneis grill.Al
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The rectangular button goes over the ignitor. When you take the cover off the button stays with the cover. Then you will see the ignitor attached to the frame.
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Your rectangular button sits on top of the round button and pushes down on it. This worked fine for me.
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the ignitor button is circular but the square button on the grill installs on top which actually pushes the circular button
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Yes, it has an owners manual and it says 10 gauge minimum for the wire and the proper size fuse/breaker. This heater can be set to run at different btu's and the wire/breaker depends upon what you want to run it at. I found some guidance via google that with the 7500 watt setting the code says 8 gauge wire and 40 amp breaker (double for 240v), that is what I used and it works fine. No plug, this is intended as a direct wire installation. Disclaimer - I am not an electrician and with voltages like this it is usually a good idea to consult one if you don't know the answers to these questions. Yes, it has an owners manual and it says 10 gauge minimum for the wire and the proper size fuse/breaker. This heater can be set to run at different btu's and the wire/breaker depends upon what you want to run it at. I found some guidance via google that with the 7500 watt setting the code says 8 gauge wire and 40 amp breaker (double for 240v), that is what I used and it works fine. No plug, this is intended as a direct wire installation. Disclaimer - I am not an electrician and with voltages like this it is usually a good idea to consult one if you don't know the answers to these questions.
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The ignite switch. You don't really have to think about it, but it's in there. I think you unscrew the actual button to get to it.
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Not Silver C -- the one with the side burner as it doesn't come with a second place to connect a black wire. The problem I was needing to address was with the broken gas catcher and it did fit perfectly. I just re-used the old igniter and white wiring. Maybe one for Silver C exists, but I haven't found it yet.
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Hi Calvin. I don't know for sure. Mine has worked great from day one. Are you holding the silver button down before you grip the the handle to start the blower? Push the silver button on the grip in all the way with one hand and squeeze the grip with the other hand. Should start right up. I didn't have to do anything other than plug mine in, so I can't say anything about fuses, or anything. Hope you get yours working.
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It should work for the main oven ignitor, it will not replace the broiler one [that one is round barrel]. However, double check your current ignitor, if it has blue ceramic this will not work.
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Hello This model works well on small block fords such as 289cuin. A 429 would work better with a 750 Cfm carb.
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Hello not sure of the question, the part number is 12400035. This works perfect on my stove. Many stove manufactures use the same ignitor such as this one. A little search and you can cross refence what is capatable with your stove.Takes little time to change and there are good references on YOU TUBE to watch Good Luck law
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There is a push button on the back end of the torch. It also has a toggle switch to control the heat of the flame.
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Mine is on a 40 amp breaker...30 is Is to lite for the 7500 would be ok for The smaller unit.
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Can't say for sure. I have a model #810-7440 and they did fit with a slight modification. The igniter is wider than the original. Had to cut approx. 3/4" from each side and it fit perfectly. Measure your old one and use a dremel tool or a hack saw. Should take only about ten minutes each. Good luck.
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I have the Weber Genesis Silver. The rocker goes over the push button. The best way to find out this info is to call Weber that is what I did to make sure I was getting the right parts. They were very nice and helpful and you don't have to purchase the parts from them, 800-446-1071. My husband had a little trouble getting the rocker out but once he prided it out from the top the rest was easy the button. It works great again.
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You have to flick the lever under the button (flick to the left) and then push the ignitor button (obviously you have to fill it with butane first - I don't recall if it comes fully loaded - but I do not think it does!)
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Contacted Atwood direct as that is what I did. Their tech support - customer service will be able to inform you what you will need. There are kits that include circuit board and igniter. As w/all tech components, there are always updates/improvements being made.
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Yes it does matter. If the one pictured turned counter clockwise then it will not draw air from the furnace.
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It's a push button on the bottom when I'm torching something a lot of times I just push it down on the table to light it. Not too much effort.
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I know that in my research there were many interchangeable model numbers. Not sure on your exact one. The purpose of the igniter is to glow red hot to ignite the gas. I installed my first one and broke it, it is very fragile! I bought 2 more and the second one worked. On my heater I can see it glowing and as soon as the gas valve came on, it ignited the gas. Suggest you check operation and test everything.